I do not want a door. I plan a partial tiled wall with a walk through on the opposite end. Will this work or will the threshold make a tiled wall diff
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It should work fine. You should not construct your wall until you have the base in place.
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We used the gate for a sliding door which it was designed for. It lead out to pool area. The gate is designed with a stop that attaches to the slider. I'm sure it would worked the door is stationary. We liked the fact that we did not have to use screws or drill into the wall since we only use it when grandchildren are visiting
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You would need to use anchors no matter what type of wall. The eyelets that came with the gate do not support normal use. (Opening the gate several time a day. There is a push lock at the top to release the gate to open (not like a door, it slides). Not a good design if the area is a normal passageway.
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Hi Martin, Definitely - this is just a simpler (cheaper and faster) way of installing a corner bench compared to building a full structure. Whether you purchase this bench or build your own corner bench structure, you will need to of course ensure you have waterproofing membrane in place before installing the tile.Hope that helped.Kind regards,Grant
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Yes. Some things to note. 1) You have to install the provided lock. I also put a rod in the door track just to ensure safety. 2) The door way shrinks by the width of the panel. May or may not be an issue depending on what you use the doorway for. Hope that helps.
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I'm using mine as a little porch gate to contain my pooch; the gate is mounted to the brick sides of the opening without the pads and it's been fine. I think whether using it without the pads is going to vary, based on the texture of the surface it's mounted to. If you're concerned about protecting drywall, I think it would be counter-productive; you're going to damage the surface either way - it's pressure-mounted, so it's going to dig into it probably worse without the pads. Either way, you're going to need to do at least some minimal repair when you remove the gate.
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Do not see any problem, you will have to put a heat protection at the point where you go through the wall. may need to check with building code requirements for that.
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The guard is hollow and fans out toward the tile wall. Thus, you have two edges against the wall. I like to run a bead of pure silicone caulk along those two edges to sort of stick it to the tile wall. Then, I fun another bead along the outside edges to give it a smooth appearance.
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No, it just goes right against the wall- exactly like you see in the picture. So you will want to make sure to keep the area dry (especially if you are putting it against drywall, like I did).
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I agree with the first answer you received including the analogy. You can lessen the tension to the point that it will barely close at all. I can see not reason to have a closure on both sides of the door with the information you provided for having this need.
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It depends on what size door you are looking at. I found the company very responsive. Maybe this link will help. http://www.dogdoors.com/p/docs/PD_wall_instruction.pdf
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This will fit through a standard door. I concur with the others on assembling this was a challenge and unless you want to spar with your partner on Christmas eve... Give yourself plenty of time. It's massive and in order to use properly cannot be pushed up against a wall. In hindsight it wasn't a good choice for us and not something that can "disappear" if you know what I mean. But we live in an apartment. The price was right ($123) when we purchased. Good value.
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Yes, but if it's a hollow wall, like studded walls w/ drywall, the void in the wall will be exposed. This being the case in most situations, some drywall and plaster work would have to be done first, then the door would be used as finish trim.
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If the transition from the sides to the floor is curved, then it will go partially up the wall. If the transition is at a 90 degree angle, then it will not go up the walls.
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Nope. You will need to put in an eye round in on the side you want to lock. If you use two on the wall side then you've only got to put one in on the side that latches. The top things on both ends can be released so the gate can swing in either direction.
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The opening needs be EXACTLY what they call for AND THE WALL SURFACE PLUMB the door is very heavy and glass on hinge will crack if it's not square. Lay the tile on the hinge side with a level, let it dry cut a 2 x 4 to the exact opening and use the 2 x 4 to get the opposite wall true and plumb. Have help when you hang door, it's heavy
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My applications for this product have always been through concrete walls. I believe that if you just use the outer portion of the door it would work for you.